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Premier Mounts offers up fully-integrated motorized lift system
If you're looking for a way to have a big screen flat-panel and keep things neat and tidy for the SO, Premier Mounts is about to become your new best friend. The outfit has just announced that it will be introducing a fully-integrated motorized lift system at CES, enabling buyers to hide away HDTVs in existing or customized cabinets. With just the touch of a button, owners can hide and reveal their flat-panel; the LIFT1 (single system) holds panels up to 52-inches and 180 pounds, while the LIFT2 (dual system) manages screens up to 58-inches and 360 pounds. 'Course, for $2,499.99 / $4,199.99 (respectively), maybe the eyesore isn't so intolerable after all.
Draper's Fine Art for FlatScreens conceals your HDTV when not in use
Draper treated us earlier this year with a brilliant flatscreen lift made for those not exactly kosher (or allowed -- by the SO, landlord, etc.) with hanging their HDTV upside the wall. This piece, however, is for that sect who already has one mounted in or on their wall, particularly for the subset that can't stand the sight of it when not in use. The Fine Art for FlatScreens, part of the Reveal/Conceal line, contains a woven reproduction of an original work of art, and there are 39 Jacquard Tapestries to choose from. If none of those float your boat, you can also work up a custom design for the right price. Speaking of which, pricing for complete units runs from $835 right on up, with replacement tapestry's ringing up at around $326.[Via WidescreenReview]
